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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-24

N1oTroE 10 HxREBY GIVEN that ArPLi-
IN CATION for patents for Town Lots, b
dining st 8 post marked No. I /, ~ corner
q the Town of Bristol. Thence 0 m1nsssl
monument No. ! bsas 72A degrsss = 12,s3t
m: d mineral monument No. ? standing q
ia northeast corner Of sixth and Main sesests.
in the Town Of Bristol. bears n soh desrsss y
l'isS F;rat % ccnrss, . sOh dssrssa " s.slo fsst
post marked No. ., corner Town o. bristol
thence, "a course. y loA dsgzsea " 2,e4o -
% poat Married No. o.. NV corner Town o. Btts.
toi: thsncs, "a cour1ss n 10h deerees , 3 ,ele
fsst 20 posi masksd 10. 4. III corner Town q
bristol and thence. eth coufsssB ls4 eeereei
2,6zc ~ 70 post No. !, the plscs Of beginntpe
containing ols hundred snd MY ss,ss. sn1 g
no. 81 Neveda must be made ~ ~ un1sl
1ignsd % Or before the ilth dsyc Ises9.!y
4. b. 1o9l, o. be forever barred. ~ 0c4pele
LaVs of The State Of Nevsdas p. lles VI.
ssolinn ssoS, sot approved ysbraary ~. ~
Applioation must be nled WITH 4. d beat
DSistoI, Nsvsds.
saiiAs n a sf I svns1ts Of m
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NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FoR
THE YEAR 1887. LINCOLN couNTl
NEVADA.

Notice ia hereby given 10 those whom It may
eoucorn and 10 the following named persons
and to all owners OF. or claimants to. the roai
estate and improvements thereon. or improve
monts when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
for State and County. purposes for the year
a. d. 1887. assessed against the following do.
scrbed pieces or parcels OF properly are n Nv
delinquent: that ten per cent penalty and two
dollars, $500, cost OF advertising. has been
added In esch case. and that any piece or parcel
Of property upon which said taxes. penalty and
costs shall remain unpaid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-24

A Kansas editor wrote an item to the
effect that ''thc press is growing
powcr," but tho compositor made it read
.'the press ia growing power and
when the editor came to read the proof
he concluded that the altered paragraph
fittod the vile contemporary across the
street so well that he let it remain that
way adding by way Of explanation;
"This refers to the foul sheet that is
doing the county printing at such brigan-
dish prices, ,"--Nsbrsska State Journal.
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IEaAL.


pY VIRTUE OF An ExECUrlos iestll
~ out Of the sixth JudiclSi District s.ur.
IL and tor the County % L.leoll. sttte u Ne
sada, aud to ms directea asid delissltd f0r .
Judgment rendered IN sai1 UoArl cn l.,e Neu '
uetl dhy Of January, A. y 1853, In fssus Of A /.
i blhlf and Agsinst the BrBtol Silva Ailink
company. Tor the sum OF Niltteel bundFto
estheT with x6v-76 dollArs. Gusts, and sll ec-
stnine costt and interest," have levied On the
following property ,to-wft
steam boiler with attachments. ~ barrel
fortisnd cement, pair bullion scales. roll .
nstters screen, cans q, sodium, "a small blscl
.esa crucibles, pair crucipie tules, " bul :
ituD molds, assay mufiies, button molos. 2
lron mortafh ana pestlee, six quicksilver kettles
shoes. l wood whselbsrrow 2rstorts. ii length
eass-pipe. smoksstack about ~ feet ioLg,
caet-iron r. tort front, monkey wrsnchsk.
small sledgesi hand-sx,l 4 v pipe wruehes
srindstone. sds. Q planes. spirit lowell, 4
inches. 10 feet long, = squares. i iron hsslbar.
row, anvil, n blRckknaith tools with handles
3 patent ssrew plates. II pairs bIacksAitb
tonBs, ~ pieces OF timbers 6xb inches, W titce
2x9 inches, 8 pieces oxe inchos IL pis,ces 2zb
pieces 2xAs 70 psecss 2xb, - pieces incL piant
" pfaces axf, ~ pisoes &c. pieceh 6xo. +.
pieces ext. 10 pieces 2.inch pihnk. % ptsces b
and i0xie hewn, Is pieces 2is, ~ pieces zxt, IL
feet more OF less, pine poles; . pieces of tin.
ber lexi2 inches. ~ fest long; 10 pieces pianl
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Friday. the Second day Or Fsbrusr.
A. D. 1858. It ~ O'Clock n. of that day. / vii
sell al the right title and Interest OF said Rris
tol Silver Mining uompan5 In and to the above
| described property, 81 the Bristol silver Mi
ing Company's mill. IN Lipcoln eounty, Ne ssda
o. public auction, for cash IN haiid, Il NJ
hiQhegt And best bidder To antfsfv nni6 sxa.r,
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a ND ALL gfND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
A ! OBJ Printinsdone 1ret-c,ssssty and
stshortnotios
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HINTS ros rnn HOUSEHOLD.


One Of the most common causes OF
stomach and bowel troubles IN children
il the common custom Oh ieeuins VERY
yoang children po'a'oes' i''e '''' .o'e""
before their o'ses''Ve aPpA'"'a' 70 %
pablo Of d'ees'ins 'n's' T'a''"y '"s'e
aienta.
To take creasea out OF drawing paper
or engravings lay 'he paper or engraving
facr downward on snee' OF s'n'o'h' uh'
sized White paper cover IL WIN an''"e.
sheet OF the same very shgh'iy damp anu
iron w'rh a moderately warm ''a'''o"'
Tea STAINS are very aihlenl' 10 se' ou'
il neglected. lhey should De soaked IN
either milk or warm water as soon as
possible, and then sospea ana rnooeu
out Inc heN' Sashihs WIN '''"'s '''''''
"hony.
Steel knives, which are not N eenefai
use, may be kept IRON rnsting II 'ney are
dipped in strong solution oil soda one
part water TO lour parts soaa' ''aen "ipe
hry' roll IN ''nhs' """ "'P :" = Wy
place.
Finger marks may be removed from
vanished furniture by the use oil little
sweet OIL upon sou rhs. i'''en' '"o'
bins WIN cnlor''ofm WI 'v"'osv pA''
fro" o'acN s''S y '"s o'"'' ''
The bottom ol an old keg or butter
iirkin makes good mat 10 se' your
ke'tie on na's '". W wv '
near 'nc u'sn ''p'e' ',a"' "''' "'''
put str'hH 'h'o"e" W "A"s ~ ~
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ccss'Veiy' ~ '"', .'. so'.'es - =.
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For aiIi-Isais. f.etter-Hsad Cards
Vouchers, and all kinds Of Job Prfne>
ing. either Fancy Sr Pintn apply
the H~eorn 0nle~.
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tIIlII iIIIlI Send us5 centspostsge, and
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value, that will start you in work that will Il
once bring you in money faster than anything
else In America. All about the $200, 900 IN
presents with each boz. Agents wanted every
whore. Of either sex, OF all ages. for all tho
time, or spare time only, to work for us at their
own homes. Fortunes for all workers abso
lutcly assurs' Don't delay. =. HALLErr d
Co., Portlan ,Alaine.
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A man out 10 Kshtuoky has just found
heavy pot Of gold. 1t is likely that he
lifted II with three iscks.--Macon Te'e'
graph. t.-.l.
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Trustees Sale.


sasnt to To- u. sushortty vested Il n ~ i ia ~
By cortsin Deed Of Trass, cyecute6 b the
Bristo1 Silver Hfpfnc Comrsnv ~ n,~ h.srt~s
date June 18th. ise2. and recorded a Iinroi,,
County, Nevada. Records IN Boot p. PsreS Al
to 25B, default having occurred in the pss 8. enf
Of thetnterest drs Decembef 18Th. 1854. q fhs
notes secursd By said Trust Deed IN tie mr.
Of Fifteen Thousand DolIsrs. vii seif. Il orS
lic auction, % the hiaheet bidder. II fhs Bosr6
Ing House Of the eaid Comuauv IN Bri.fol Inn.
coin County, Nevada. on the \
rs.nsh - a...s -. 80. VI,
~-s n ~os'A '-A"0Ss AeVos
..s I. "a \. ". n ,
A. O'CLOCK =. n. the property mentioned u
deacnpod N aaAa Trust Deed, o. - nucA
tneseof - may = neoeeeay 20 Pay |xia tnaes !.
~ eno coets ~ s.!es - vu' "
Those certain ntn.e. nining 1latmss ounros
NH snd nachanesy. xliislsss Go9rals. .oes1inG
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

Says the Tucson Citizen Of the goth:
But few people ia Arizona are aware
of the intimacy existing between Gov.
Zalick and President Cleveland. Nor
do they know that the nineteen inch
collar os the Democracy draws much
of his inspiration from our own thick
wasted official. Such, however, is, to
say the least, partially the cGse. When
1t was decided to present Gen. Miles
with sword, as testimonial Of the
goodwill entertained for him by Arizo-
mans, the committee having the affair
an charge most courteously requested
Governor zulick's recognition and CO.
operation, bat not only did he not dr
30 but be had not sufficient courtesy
70 give them an answer.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

At st. Johns, Arizona, September
18th, Frank Clark was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree, for snuff
fng out the light Of life Of Pat Miller,
with a pistol ball. Miller was un-
armed. The general impression is
that Clark was after Miller's money,
received for ranch he had sold, and
which he had in his pocket at the time
of the commission Of the fell deed, No
witnesses were present at The killing.
The "Kode," under which Clark was
tried, makes no reference to murder
in the second degree. Murder under
The present Law is pure and simple,
murder cr nanslaughter, and nothing
more.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

The snprsme Court Of Illinois unan-
inlopsly affirmed the decree 81 Cook
county superior court ~ ID he fate ot
the seven anarchist defeudants, and
named November 1ith ss Tie day III
which their execution viii take place,
TIE crimes for which these men arc
aajudged to suffer death was for con-
spiring To take human life. and the
common design vas accomplished by
means of dynamite bombs, ii the city
of Chicago, May 1856
The anarchists hsd no counsel "a
represent them before the court when
The decision was announced, and ne
steps were taken ID their behalf They
have fifteen days from Cue date of ths
decision ii which III iiss a motion faf
s1ehesring, and thirty days from tlse
close Of tie term IA file 4 petition iii
support thereof ii'he sentence b
Geebe % fifteen years III The penitsn'
tiary has also been confirmed III al
the police stations throughout the city
full forces ~ reserves have bean pui
on duty, aud we're giyen To under
stand that they would be kept ii shs
barraeks ~ after the execution At
interyals the men are lnado t0 fall
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24
nAwe rnaM aas " ops !

.
Chapter ) az oar criminal cote
throws It'll pgssecting arm Around
dogs, constitutes each Is representing
cash yalUe of one dollar We pre-
sumo that that value attaches only to
a. entire dog, not Ia. stntnp-tailed
dogs. chapterl3 of the code, upder
the caption Of malicious mischief,
goes rough.shod for any person who
willfully administers poison 10 domes-
tic animals, except dogs, 'with the In
tent chat the same shall be taken OF
swallowed BY any such animal. The
offense Is ppnishable by imprisonment
ia the Territorial prison not exceed
ing three years OF in the county jail
not exceeding six months, and fine
mot exceeding five bundled dollars,
spot cash. The Legislature being re.
minded BY the honest watch dog
bark, Of having done injustice 70 the
dog, aud perhaps the bereaved mother
Of the pups, il enacted that amy PER-
SOP poisoning any dog not owned BY
him, or exposing any poison to be
taken by any dog not owned by him,
is punishable by i 6ne not less thar
Eve dollars nor more than iifty dol
lars, Whereupou the pack of dogs
that attended as lobby rlsmbers inoon,
Itinently wagged their tails IN ap,
proyal, after the bin became law by
the signature of the Governor and ii
a further acknowledgment Of tile JUS.
tice done thera they resolved upon i
nightly serenade during the remain
der Of the session cf the 18th legisla.
tive assembly
Page 745 ef the code further reveals
the charitable acts Of tile immortal
14th. II enacted that birds, emblem,
of happiness, which sing and soar, a.
WNi ~ iii 0bAlpAA ~ stilt tSsltltFSN dce
except the swallow, have free entry
into cemeteries, and therefore be Voc
kills, wounds on traps aRy bird, oi
destroys any birds nest other than
swallows nests, or remove any eggs oi
young birds from any nest, il GENE.
teries, i guilty of misdelneanor.'
'.Auy nest" seems ! saving clause foi
the swallow While nestlings tht
law restralns the hand of the destroy.
or until they chlrp or AZ, and al
though thatis the wording of the act
it Is evident that such was not Tie
intentention Of taelegislatitre. Il has
it in for che swallow, doehtbss, ioi
the reason that in making their nests
they daub tombstones on the kvtheI
side from where the lapidargs chisel
had recorded the virtues of tho de-
ceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

Samuel Hughes, Of Tncson, has
shied bis castor into the ring as a CONS
petitor Of yannor and Wiggins in
forecasting tue weather hr. Hughes
predicts that Arizona win bs favored
With extraordinary weS seasons from
now ou To the year 1898. Also that
Tucson as a maid WINTER resort IS 10
b knocked cut BY heavy snowfall
during she eoming winter He bases
bis calculations Oh the rseords of pre-
yious years.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

NUNS the word. The "koder de-
nies witnesses fees and mileage. So
says Judge Barnes. The old law pro-
vldsd that where witness does not
swear in open court in the presence
Of Almighty God and searcher Of all
hearts, that he is as poor as Lazarus
in the painted cloth" he pays his own
bill, but if hs kisses the book, the
judge, upon his own motion, gussseS
how much he's out. and is authorized
to make an allowance to square ac-
counts, and orders accordingly. Has
that law been repealed2
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

Some very interesting revelations q
the party sources of the prshibtion
strength were made IN The late Com
yentiou Al Syracuse, N u All dele
gates ho bad formerly been Deno-
crats we're asked "a stand up, and l3i
arose. ALI who came from the Re-
publican ranks were then asked to
stand, and 500 arose. OF life long
Prohibitionists there we're only 40.
These figures show THAI ax out 81
every eight Prohiaition yotes ia the
North arc drawn from The Repabiican
partF.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24
sEEElsn yAyAPAIANs,

The proposal to remove six hundred
Mohayes from San Carlos to the Verde
military reservation sctsa as an exciting
cause for Prescott papers to denounct
General Miles, who suggested the
change, The General was quite right
and should persist is preferring his re.
quest, a measure calculated to sub,
serve a public good, His idea is not
to bunch Indians on single reserva'
tiou, but isolate the several bands and
place them where military posts are
established, and where the power tc
control exists, If this cannot be done
the Government should abandon the
posts remote from San Carlos, where
the hostile Indians are, and remove
al troops to where they can be rem.
dersd serviceable,
The gold sword which is in readi,
ness to be presented by Arizona tc
General Miles as IN appreciation oI
eminert services rendered by him in
staying the uplifted hand Of Geronl,
mo, has recently been discovered, By
the Journal-Miner, as gift to be I'M,
worthily bestowed. But the discoy.
cry was not made until after the sug,
gsstion by Gen. Miles to make Verde
military reservation an abode for Mo,
have Indians, the least Objectionable
Of all the tribes resident at San Car,
los. The pilk in the eoCoanut is con.
tanned in the following extract from
the Journal-Ainsr's editorial of the
9TH inst:
For reasons, best known to himself
General Miles has displayed dispo,
sition of enmity towards this section
of the Territory ever since his ap.
pointment. On first reaching the
Territory he established field hea...
quarters in the southern part Of the
Territory foy the campaign, then in
progress. This was all well and prep.
er under the circumstances, but dur.
ing the campaign be divided his tame
between directing his troops, and seek
ing place for headquarters, After
Geronimo came in and surrendered tc
Captain Lawton and was safely
shipped to Florida, the General issued
an order, declaring a military zeserya-
tion near Albuquerque with a view OF
establishing headquarters there, his
apparent antipathy TO the location al
Whipple Barracks being so great that
he lad not even visited them His
reservation scheme was sat down upon
by ths administration and he estab.
ished headquarters at the San Felipe
hotel, Albuquerque, issuing orders as
smanating from headquarters dated al
Albuquerque. The Secretary of War
again sat dewR upon him ia this also,
and peremptoriiy ordered him to pro,
eeed TO headquarters at Whipple On
arriving here, our citizens turned out
en- masse to give him a grand recep-
tlon, hoping TO correct any false i'm.
pressions he might have gained, and
TO show him that while his predeces-
ser, Gen. Crook, held a warm place in
thsir hearts, that they were willing Il
sKtsnd the rlght hand Of fellowship Ia
him Rs well. He, however, never
rested until he succeeded in his scheme
10 move headquarters which he ac.
comphshed IN January, the removal
bsing to Los Angeles,
From this it viii be inferred that
Prescott, and not Arizona, was in the
mind Of the editor at the time ol
scalping Gen. Miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

The people cf Sonora, and Pima and
Gochise counties, Arizona, are protest
ing against Inlicks ! recent proeIapla-
tion imposing i quarantine d ninetg
days against cattle from Mexico Itis
said 10 l;e entirely unwarranted since
the herds in THE northern states Of
Mexico are entirely free from disease.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24
a rreent 80 Iliag.l naper annoul

A recent San Dieg5 paper announ-
ces that a single real estate bouse IN
that city TIE San Diego land and
town company is having hfteen tons
of folders printed for the purpose q
advertising the lands of that section,
on the trans IN the eastern states
By such work as this The southern
California boem Il maintained, which
teaches 4 tesson Il would Be well fol
our people to regard. Daily Ari.
zonan.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

Over sl0,000,o0Q was dropped IA the
recent wheat deal u San Francisco, of
which amount cbas 4 Reed. q
wealthy farmer of Yoio county who
guaranteed the payments ef Dresbach's
notes, il credsted with losing $6 GIL
.ol1.5o The Nevada bank u i sufler-
Or 10 the extent Of over half 4 lniliions
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

The most severe rebuke admins
tered to Cleveland by rnembers of The
party which he processes 10 represent,
is the action Of the reform Democrats
in Maryland, who, displeased with the
retention Of Gorman IN Office BY the
President, after repeated protests from
the better element Of the party, have
gone over % the Republicans, prom
ising to support that party's ticket il
men above reproach were selected fer
candidates; and the ticket placed ia
the field by the Republicans satisfies
their requirements and will receive
their full support, which ia Baltimore
alone win give 10000 majority Many
Of tho Prohibitionists viii also support
the Republican ticket, and ID view oi
tho fact that Tie Democratic plurality
in the last Presidential election was
only 11,l1s ia the entire State, It will
be seen that the combination against
Ciorman is a Formidable Que, and can
not be defeated without the perpetra-
tion Of fraud at the polls, ii which
German and his criminal csppers have
IN previous elections shown themselves
experts. A lesson Is needed, and
Maryland should b commended for
refusing 70 follow the lead Of political
sealawags, who to subserye political
ends ignors PRINCIPLES which, il ad-
hered 70, insure stability I'd tho party
1 that dates to 10 honest.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24
In conseaaenoe & tho heavy IasEe

Ia consequences All the heasyy es
sustained BY Wells, Fargo \ Oh ii
Arizona New Meslco and Tsxas, II Il
reported Chat they inteud guarding
against 'ihold ups by the onspioynap
Of more guards ana shosgoas of cape
sci0psGalibre
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

President Cleveland has notified tho
mayor Of San Francisco that Ne can
not visit tho city of the Golden Gate,
Cleveland should now iryite San
Francisco 10 visit Waslnngton ths
sss.t of empire bring IN knitting ana
stay FIJI tea
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

ANfB NJ 417Tta be made ds gb.s sai AUD rsttsn IA
III fik fh ne xrA W. Viii seia yca fieb aosaetlslax
~ y es - = ia 9gsat esiF eea nsaostnpce " se.
sfat WI ssatt geu " t'sH Htll Niat ffsng S9n q
Dl1ft 1npasy Maf asaHN shAa AasyfAfae klsa ~ Hiis
@sNs3 Ani wa eais OIL 1t WesA al9 tiye hqsne
tsiilet sefs e8 aE Shlptttip8 neN, that ftf slsih
&ronss faf "a r0RApf4 WCAf stA2l Feu; 1a9t4d Hot
ceaa 1lsst is cne ~ INV BAsulo. RsHoftAA4 kf0neH
IN Tbexa Fie Al As1tislos,s sinf fntef'Ns
N " rat Aeaj f,fabs @aflis Eet Alusb 4HpE
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

The Volunteer easily defeated the
MayGower in a trial race Oh the 16th.
From the poor performance Of the
Scotch yacht Thistle, on the same M,
II is believed that her speed has Men
greatly cTerestiaiated
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

It's believed ID Washington that
Cleveland WIN appoint Secretary La-
mar % tho vacancy on the United
States s Supreme Beneh
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-24

Ess Bsaplaamsa Geidem 3aisarn Ne.
caeas ChAasres, ars. and sss5nA ssgves.
Ecfes On the LsKs and BedY; Sase EAf4,
Eysss Npse, Hts, CcpyST. .eplcFsd nlutcheS,
EYpEiiitlc EatarYh, diseasad Scalp. and al
pEifEafy forms 81 the disease knoWA ae
8yphsiiF PRsee. aB 90 pex Beetle.
~ MIeg@uga nolGan Kn4snrn gn.
Cufou- eyfiagy. AercuriaI 8yphilitle Rheu-
nistimn, Fains N The Bopss Pains in tho
HFeSas hask II she Ntek, Eises4ted S9rs
xhrcas, EyphSkie Rash, I,uinfa aud con
kraetsa Cords, stiaaess uf tha Limbs, and
eradicates vi disease from she system,
whsfheS caassd by indisc4sGIan or abnrs
IA Mercury leaving tha blood pure md
hssishy. Rriee @s 90 per Rottlc.
LG RfcnneyG Gfefsfam MGga nfsh Amft-
&0ge tsr tha care Il Cson0rrkes, Hlsct,
Efrit@sipu Gravel and al Urinary pr Gsai-
w dlea1TAnSeaenss. Price ~ 10 per
Kettle.
xss Hi1haues cssdea Rpmnfah In.
1enkEum, tcg Epysre gasos ~ Gonnrrhmz,
8asiemrMtofy ciees. Stticsuress A.. Prizes
81 SO per ucfflas
Ee ERkahnMFa Golden Glmtmank
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